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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10
PREACHING IS NOT PRacTIelsG.

We see s0Ene HzIufsser h gusg6lu 2,
scripture against the press ft9r sbgls-
ing wereBs.-eihIEfu@ % criminal course
THAT blfgihns virsua and FuIas
h0u1e, Il romantic career /;
and d death oa 5be gaIl.aws
in despair or uarepeu1anee. dying
game &c. Gong = Eatbe. HRrgAer.
more seripeEGe a45gAG be, qgaae,i
against covering up. a5et5Fhg and
gIvIB z pfo1EIEesee- Standing mad re
atty 90 many 0aher shass, salsss~
hoods, schemes and B,iss designs ct
the age--In reiigjau, society and
Peii5ies. 1t b uoa wise TO specify.
Our enemies nafgbt improve the op,
por1uai5y, 1n9 chose waa staoe1 wiga
gss wguIsF stand altar OF. However.
seFgpsaraI qausaataas wgeiS both
ways III the prs=ss y alar2aIEy res
ponsT5ie COX the popsEar mealsuessses,
or cgRseieatLaas,lY aa.sNeeaB1a Gor
many things GA45 BG1ter rus bread.
the ministry aud wsher gG9,I people
and christian prefrss5ous Will net
have 3 cieEn breas5 TO strife on that
se@re. The pres, u0re titan any
1G!ser p'z5ius agency Is governed by
example, I'll 51 looks to- It's sss1aalg
peers OF Individuality, ID finds them
fIwuHRg and bogInr To 11aaxA hide
GUS BL.ll tDstzeeee& liz business, polf
TIES and society Ii 1T books to the
eAaru4- it finds Il scTfntuqe, not ia 2
Caa1lng saE of SazaresgLy pge.asiaing
Christ eUueIrte,g aglet pr9ctIegar aa an-
craelie,d warlsiIiness- It asay not
be the Fuhe, Sat bit Yeea that and
the exceptions steru woaid have to
be sgsne fua averagiag- Theatres.
balls. soehabit-e pleenies, kIiss, exear-
sis9ns, tesafsESpg- e'Rjoyinents, smoa
ing RESTING, and 4 bong s,.isb- OF hu-
man weaknesses, axe ~rff1sa e,fwH
as contrary Co the practice Of christ,
IImTty, and consequently imposing q
RzoFaE aud considerations RESP onsIbiIi-
GEs bTf a way b always found TO
whip the devil around the stump
when anything is to be. made out OF
these forbidden pleasures. And
when the church or the minister
takes sides en- any question seIf-re
IatIve- opinions are nos expressed In
that charitable garb which the Iuspir-
ed WoCd IaTngany places makes imper-
alive upon a christian eombatant of
the World Before the absolving hand
L. raised in the sacred tribunal of
penance, trail human sympathy with
IA ex-e9mmanieant land theOrist
must heTr him called ssmean, low.
.eoutemptibIe fellow, and give silent
assent. 1t Is not hare! TO do on gen
eraI principles, bat pity still survives
over a human folly that sacrificed
everything for nothing, aud Is bat an
atom against the forces with which
it contends.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

>oene peace making plo2s Journal
mixes IEs tears with the recent dis
pIay st Maeoa. aud thinks that such
evidences OF lore and devotion 90 I
cause 6aa5 was once tie object OF a
peoples Effe and death. Is natural
and eesBHsRda5le. The bjtterest
enemies OF that eaase ueves believed
otherwise, baa they DO believe
and demand that the same nat
ar;atBess be attached to the love
and devotion OF the cause they lived
died for, and which tfese sam e
: pIUus " journals call wavins the
bloody shirt when they proclaim
their patriotism, with living coan-
try aud waving flag under which to
renew it. III outsiders on both
sides would leave these veterans
and their memories to themselves,
we would hear less Earring in eoua-
Try that IS every mans in general
and no ones IN particular But the
mills Of political capital must keep
on constantly grinding, and every
upstars OF Journalism aud states
manship shoulders a bag of snppes-
ed popular grist aud peddles 1t to
al oyerstoeked and iisgustef pub
lie.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10
HoI.rsTElN,s ARnafANNA,

The only sure cure for LafsE~psasr. and
all kh3zsg. Lfrsr, Blood. and S&5m Dis
efsSes- = warranted ROC only 80 relieve
but 70 cure the worst eases 81 Dyspepsia.
and j. panzcea for all diseases arising
from dis0rdered condition q the Liver
or Stomach such as Indigestion. Bilious
ness, Sick Headache. Distress after eat
ing. weakness OF ki3nsy or BiaddeEs.
call ~ A. n GILBERTS
Drug store and ges bottle Prize Is
and - Also. all kinds OF Drugs. Pat
ent Medicines and Toilet and Fancy ar
tieles, and everything kept IN q first
class drug store ianss
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

PAINFUL AGCHpESF.--Ar. Wtsls1nG
Mild, who lately esesred abe service
OF the e V. i. e. CO. 81 4 bFsSe{HaTs>
net vita 4 paIsfl4g ascHaenE On ssss
Friday. at Hsgerstew4. Md WhEie
uHeo1pllng bis train. his arm was
easgaE between the bumpers and bad
~ mashed Although no ooGes were
broken, the 6esh was terribly ksscerat-
ed. and it viii be sesne tIsDe before be
ean resume his igtfes~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

The commissioners appointed to
select . site for the new postofEice
in San Francisco say taey canaet
procure i suitable site for $3.50, 600.
They must pay 500, 900. Congress
might make the pertinent reply that
70 i not absolutely necessary to
build the proposed structure over a
gold nine. a plain everyday lot
should answer the purpose.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

n LoSts What might be
considered one OF engineering skill ia
Maryland, aside perhaps, from the
Baltimore Water Works, recentEy
built. Is the great tunnel ), 449 feet in
length, on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio ca
nal The tunnel i located in Ale
ghsny CoGHty, and almost directly
opposite Paw Paw station. On the Bal
tiul0rs 4 Ohio railroad The tunnel
proper Is perfectly straight, and slight
ly wider than the ordinary canal boat,
having usually five or six feet OF
wafer in il. Objects may be seen
through il in Daylight, and at night
the headlights m&de use of on estnal
boats illuminate the tunnel sufficient.
" well for all purposes. In coG-
sequence Of the tunnel being what
might be termed single track, boats
are obliged TO wait their turn In pass
ing through. The country ar01nd
and about the tGnHel Is very rugged
and maaataInous and a6ouuds in most
magnificent scenery Rsrper's Ferry
Sentinel
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

TIE Ecss number ef the Gssse-cE
Rtshss6Sst has aeea received IA i an
attractive and well edited Paper. and
Will be OF greas aesstst to tile eeareA
and the eeaorsd people Rev. :. r.
W7heeler, passer ef the eo1erecf NJ r..
Church. OF Narsissa1rg, i o,ne OF shs
associate editors
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

gaElge Parton, OF the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania. said in late
ieeiSioc. that uaR who caEn9t. OK
does not, read the newspapers, Is not
properly qEtlfied to serve Is = fsror.
Ranaars arg aioat that the Gambler
laRd Valley Railroad C0sg pany will,
fR the near future. run branch line
10 this place. If this De true, we d9
not anticipate such sStrung opposition
To the enterprise AZ was prevalent here
&C one siuae--- y I5llcsazspGrt Legts5sr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

Oue OF the largest beneEactions in
the world Is that OF the Baron Hirsch,
who has just given so, O00, 900 to
Jewish charities in Europe. Like a
prudent man. the baron gives the
money during bis lifetime, and in
tends to see his wishes carried ont
personally. His generosity eclipses
\ magnitude the gifts OF Peabody.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

A young man IN Darlington
County. 5. c. lredthe contents OF
gun at his father, who was beating
his mother His mother and sister
we're killed and the brutal father
was slightly wounded.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10
Frank n Ph1Iips LIVING at Jones

Frank n Phillips. living &C jones
vile, Lee county, Va and y promt-
nent citizen. in a sudden hr Of IN
sanity. struck his wife With a piece
of wood and then shoe her twice in
the breast. He thea shot two balls
into his own head and died in fifteen
E1snnfes- They had beeR married
sixteen years aud leave six ehIIdren.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10
FEE CETFTRT MAGAZINE.


MITE the November 1857. issue EE1
W IEErUaT commences rs thirty fifth
v'IiaIzna win rsg'1liIr eirel1iaGun af ar
mgs1 s5iI llltE The War Faaers 4zrtf the
life CT Lincoln z1t,refiss.f is 1IanEill'F
astlilun sy ulg,slIIlE Tho lIE7ar histsry
lavI ElI ra4ssultsa 5ii,s axengzs az LIElcaln 8
aariT vaHrs. and given me aacasssisIs- SUI
vay ct the pGl1f c,sl egnsiainnn af ditsGs;1rz1r,
Try rsslzi1es q 1sw ner,esA with which
ans set,rsizIrftas were nrGst intimately Ic>
41Iai1Esta Under tine eagriGn
-lncc1a i'm the War.
tina EriEsrs Now an1ar en- sile mere I'M
pd;r-EnG part CT s1issir aarra5TEs- VIZ: si,z
tsIctF YEARS CT the War ANT Rresi3ens
LineGln rars therein
Supplementary War Papers.
6gIIcwing the - sa1nIa seritas - ,T dis5il1r-
E-Iisirest generals. VIII ctaseril,e nrrarsssi-
n1g ssiTEll reg CT Army liza rInl1ssl1Zlgr from
Ll3i,E ErlECI,1- narratives G6 EersecaL AZ
ven6IIre sn.. General Sherr1an VIII
wcira IN Th,4 G1c;tl1sE SSraaagv Of the
WIZ
Esnnar Gu SE,erIa-
Ezeapn the Life CT Lincoln and ailt.
az 1r-It.leH. Nc more Important SERIES
iIs aFsr sessn Undertaken by FEE CIV
TURF than TINS Ct M-r- Eannan s. with
the pre7a1IE prepara5ICn Of four wears
a7-IvsI HID sGlIetv n E.sIssiiE Intt Sii,eciiI.
diie autilcr alltierr,Gis journey CT $4,000
miles 6S,r tire speeIaL HrvestIsgE1o here
rats8Tlrett- IN I1drs,t It,Hisn from tire
ElIsgiiIn Minister Ct dae EadErier admit
tad him &c the Eri.1eisaI mines alzst gris-
sUr1a three hundred SizE1Fs iltss.-LLIll,,sr
all. NIlli1isiz. AMI G6lers.-and Giie series
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Gn EralalG- oF Charles d.. hBv pagers
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s1s,rraEkF pGerrzs y cartacnE : eEl:.
By e slSeesEE Gfsr the numbers fsc 1he
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MAY ee sacurss3 with tire v,sEr 81 Esscrig-
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

The dense forests Of West Virginia
are rapidly disappearing and in a
few years. ia many sections OF the
state the ssarHss aud roadsldes viii
be IL bare Of trees - are now parts
OF Nebraska and Kansas. Then
look cut f0r prolonged bow waters in
all the streams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

Amt Nancy Hoaaker. Of Laynes-
vile. n.y. has mule in her service
which she knows Is over sixty years
old II came from Virginia sixty
years ago, and still earns its living
under the saddle and before snsky.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

II will pay every Intelligent mother IN
the land 30 read shis geaercus IaIorse-
uens froR the wifi. OF the lars Matthew
S1mpscn. D. D, LII. d, Bishop at the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Few. J. HENRY >MyTEE, u. D, Editor
: Ss1qssltsze for Ei5tdR Children. NY dear
Friend 81 rejoice to know that 50 uiany
usoshefs and ehilGrsn are being taRghE
the iaessir&hEs value Of Mell1n's Food.
and ! trust shas year efforts may result
n placing it permanently IN every house.
hold IN the LAID. Truly YOURS
ELLEN T. SIMPSON
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

nFFn sea WonasFs exist IN fAszcsazsss %
IL " feEzzs. nuE are SURPASSED - tbs mar
Hill vels q Invention These who are IN
@AA4 1ses1 81 probable work that can -
done waite living ~ home seout1 n 0eee ssa.f
tcetr address sa Hai1stt 4 Co.. Portland Maine
AID recs i've free, fuii fnforuaticn how eEEher
sex % All ages. can from s. 70 50 per day
acd 1pwaz1s wherever they I've Yen are
s<zrtszs free- Capital nse required Scme have
maize over 81 4 ) single sszy A. this work an
sucRza1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

Mr.. Stuart w. Walker tried his
hand at craftsmanship last week. and
oruught down nineteen partridges
and one rabbit. Hs has Tire repgta-
ton Of being good saarksmans but
the yogng ssdIe= are Of the epiaion
that his matrimonial aisn ! too steady
We differ the steadier the sureF.-
the 8 ducks viii stay aud the dip
pers tiy away Bat Mr.. Walker j.
more Interested in Aw and business
than in wild game or domestic flame.
He's right. When the rare bird
wings its fight to realms Of true
craftsmanship, 8 VIII be there.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

Mr. \. T. RussEer 5atehereI pen
Of fine hogs last week, and We editor
never gets left when friend RGssler
has anything good. Homemade pgd-
ding and sausage always remind Us
ofthe buteheriug days OfOHr boykood,
when We watched for the smoking
kidneys, and were Isashed st for ear
rying "pigtzil."
In those days We knew nothing OF
the horrors OF indigestion and dyspep-
STA, and could eat our fliI-
Mrs John Barry has also kindly re-
nembered the editors family. with a
mess OF suagage.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10
S I. NICHOLAS


4 OUNCE azs first issue. II 18Th. 6ais u1a.s
~ aZ11a hils maintained. with uns3isrJE1-
ass reccraIGIgu. Gi,es EGsI1nsr IL aucs al the
segfani asc-aha1 CT l,ei-1g saa ulGsf ezce4-
lent Juvenile rerits,s5I.itI s7er rriastSs.5 -
The eesT known Names II lrsraH Irre were
On liz LIST. Of eanzrI,sa1 ars frgnE the srsIrs.
-5ryaaG. LensgfeIIcEv- Thomas Hughes.
Gfscrge Macdonald Fret E.Irta. BavartE
.TIyi,8r- Fraaees Es,iesenl Barner1. James
T Fields. John 6. y aiEniisr : indeed the
lis5 IL &c 1erg ti,a1 Il wcuBE ee, sasier TO
tall aite. faw au5i3Grs Of as6s wa0, have
asf contributed 20 thst world 8 CHILD
magazine.
The EeI.9r, Mary Hapes Dodge.
1u1h,,r Of go Fans BrInlser or. The Sd
ver Ssa1es, 1ztt a1i1er gcEtzI;Ir et,cks for
FCIng f5Ifs.-Glz3 fer grown-yIp folks
53G~ has Il rsgEartalsia fsIG:yzIrv fgr know
mg al1d e8ltaEtail11ng ei1iBfran- Under
1er s5GfuH IsaGzrshir4 ST. NICHOLAS
brings tu 1l.tgJ-sansts Of hcn1es On eiGh
shE,4ss CT the xaasr know led 81 and GaIllsa1.
St Nicholas IN England
II * uGG alone N Anzerica daaz Sr
NICHOLAS bas made Irs grand SUCCESS
The London Times sHvs IL IL ahnve
anything We gro't14:sa IN 1he sa11e lI1s.
The ScD5EnafsI says There x 10 nzasg
azIae lil11 CHE successfully cGnpeEe with
H.
TIE Coming fear Of St. Nicholas
The Eftssu5h var 6egins with tbs.
rlLm 1ec f6r N0EeE -er- 1857 and sha
pIEci zieHs gaz ancoRncs Serial and
>ilarG SFgEIss by Mrs. Frances EEt1dgsca
B'Errssst. Frank 2. StgcaEaa, H. Fl. Bove-
sen. sat4 Cha1s5Ier Earrils. J.. i Trux-
drudge C6L Elchartt Il. IGhngGn LGIIilsa
u ALgslrE. Professor Alfred Church.
V9I-lHGz 4 ElGis1n z. ~ asisIn EIsn Glad
den HIrrisEa ErgscuG1 Si5ofzIgry. 4nzaIia
=. Barr- Frances Co1rrEnay Baylor Elr-
RET Upton, amt many eshszss. EaEnzrn&
Al10n VIII write 4 SERIES Gf paEers On
the ~ E41gEIns Of TIE. RepueLn:. how
the President Tgrifzs Sd tire White House.
and bow the AFFAIRS Of the Treasury. the
>Eaza an6 WIZ Departments. ehE- are
c,,n6 lZcEaft ,I1ssr3l O Bcien i we'll known
AlsaE9IiLr journalist. VII describe Tls.
CTreiEa EslEnsi Continent p. EIizalsts6in Rob
iIzs PsnleII VIII BaII al Lonsicn Christ
ulaI.s 7 Ii &c EslizlZsss 4Ilca II Wonderland.
eE.I- John 8errgugi1s viii write ~- Mead
aw and Woodland Talks wIEia Young
Folk. ctr etc. Mrs. B4zrrehds short
SERIAL VIII ats- tie eCtIrGr sayg, Il worthy
sgzcrsss0c 20 Der f4n10zs Little LGrd
FIEnGleruT- which agge:1re,t IN ST.
NICHOLAS.
Why n0G 1ry Sr- NICHOLAS this year
fgr the young people N the house Be-
gin with the November number Send
uss sa-sG, CT subscribe through hookseI-
lars and re EseieaIer=. TEE CENTURY
Co, 80 East tT1h ST. Nsw-Tork-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To he Creditors Of Ellen O'ConHsii. deceased
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Berkeley, made in a cause
there IN pending. to subject the real estate OF
the said Ellen O'Connell TO the payment of her
debts yon are required TO present your claims
against the estate of the said Ellen O'ConneIi.
for adjudication, 10 John I. Picking. Commits
sIoner. at his Office in the said County. on or
before the 18th day of DECEMBER. 1887.
Witness, s. II. Martin. Clerk OF said Court,
this sd day OF November, 1857,
S. II. III ARTIS. Clerk.
Nnvenher 9Th ISM 1T
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

FRS All Fits stopped free by DIR. Kline S
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first
days use Marvellous cures. Treatise
and $500 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to DR.. Kline. 931 Arch St. Phila. Pa
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E0R SSIE.--A Cnae&eriaS Plaaes
ssver octave. ia irsS c&sss ep1s ar&
euaiEtaaEs eaeaP 69r casa lnqusrs at
this oS-scss
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10
NOTICE.

To those ses0 tcaHf their Hogs utchered
We wish to inform the public that we are
now prepared to kin hogs and cut them up any
way desired in first-class style. VIII give en-
tire satisfaction. VIII kill them at the house
IL desired, take them away and kill them. For
further information. see
JOHN VIENEY,
PERRY aII.MdS. W. Martipst.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

The 5taslir.;. Rspa1EIcaa Newspaper OF the
eGuuGry. The most scpGlar Family weekly,
Win the largest and wiI.as1 eireuia5i51. The
ma1agars OF the BLADE have al greaE ex-
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OF meeting TIE szEraGrg nary lie ua1ds CT the
cam sai IN year. In EsS4 the BLADE had 2gn 900
promptly the demands O ,iN lgif Subscribers
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\ specimen ecpF will tell more than we can
give II this advertisements. We therefore in
VIE EVERYBODY 10 send their address on pos
tai card for specimen copy. send the address
of al yQur frteptls AZ the same time.
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Massey LETTERS

The ELABE gives mere reading. better depart
uIe81rs and Iafer news than any of its com petit
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Has Not an Equal.

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St. Nicholas IN England

II * uGs alone II America dhaE ST.
NICHOLAS hIs made Irs GRIND SUCCESS.
The London THINGS sEys Ii Ii ahave
anything we Prc'aI:i. IN the saIue ll1ss.
Fhfa Seo5smasr says There II 10 mag
azIae lil11 CHE successfully cGnpeEe with
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-12-10

sgIIGving the - sa1zIa series - cT disEIl-r-
E-Iisitast generals. VIII ets.scril,e nrrsrsss1-
lagc fsiIEIl res CT AIRY liza slIss1e41utr from
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-08-25

To ExcHANGE.-Town property TO,
young cattle
COLBY LAND & MORTGAGE Co.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-08-25
North Pole ltene.

The rains have at last visited us, aud late
corn Is doing fine. Corn on old ground has
dried up till we think it has made all it will
mistake in planting their corn so thick. Corn
planted very thin On the ground did far the
best.
c. c. YOcum is at Eustis assisting Professor
Sullivan conduct the Sherman County Nor.
NAL.
Geo. Pfrimmer is at Manchester working for
Stratton.
Henry Sayre has stacked four large stacks
of millet hay. He intends to thrash his entire
crop, which We think will make several hun
dred bushels.
Anyone wanting mule trade will find Har.
ris Brooks their mar.
Mr.. Willcoxon has erected a neat frame
house on the Stratton tree claim, which we
hear he intends to bach in. We might believe
it if we had to.
Some emigrantS, whose names we did not
learn. lost horse at Clarence Pendarvis'.
LOsT.-One week ago last Sunday, good
large Mexican pup, of a grayish blue color,
weight about ninety pounds, white spot be-
tween the fore legs and a ring around the
neck. When last seen was heading for Sher-
man county. Anyone returning the said pup
to the residence of Mr.. Bracheare will be lib
orally rewarded.
Harris brooks will visit old friends in ILL.,
nOis.
Geo. Pfrimmer expects to visit his old hon.
in southern Indiana this winter, but to return
in the spring We think, and naturalize gen.
uine HoOsier to the hot winds of Kansas and
Colorado.
McPheasOn and O'Leary were well pleased
with Colorado and took their timber claims
out there.
The former belle of North Pole may obtain
her missing article of jewelry by addressing
Geo. Buss. as it was found and recognized by
Smith Wood.
X. b. YOcum is engineering well for hob
Waters.
Two boys visited the Garden of Eden last
Sunday, to go TO church they claimed, which
We think it would not hurt us all to follow
their example. but not Overdrive any mules.
Sorry Frank wormuth met wit such ad
severe accident, and we hope it may not prove
dangerous.
We are afraid it will be kind of lonesome out
here this winter as so many are going to prove
up and leave for the winter.
Clarence Pendants commences cutting
broom corn soon.
George Armstrong has got another team,
and will commence business in earnest.
HAwAEYE DICK.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-08-25
Wnderfu Cures.

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tail druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
Electric Bitters, and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as well or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases OF
pronounced consumption have been en-
tirely cured by the use of few bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken in con
nection with Electric Bitters. We guar.
antee them always. Sold by c. II. Mar
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